Samsung Electronics has announced its readiness to show some of the projects he worked on in recent months in his Secret Lab called Creative Lab for the first time in Las Vegas, at CES 2016 next week (6-9 January).
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C-Lab is one of the innovation programs of Samsung, which helps its employees to cultivate their creative business ideas. The three projects are WELT - a belt health that helps people manage their waistlines measuring their habits and daily behaviors, Tink - a motion controller for your hand to those who use VR Gear, and Tiptalk - a strap that allows for watches users to hear sounds transmitted through their smart devices.
One of the three projects is called Welt: it is a Smart Belt which helps the wearer to maintain a right waistline counting steps and monitoring the time that is spent in sitting as well as keeps track of the movement habits. WELT sends the collected data to an application specially designed for the analysis and production of a range of statistics.
The third and final project that Samsung will show at CES 2016 called TIPtalk. It is a watch strap that can be attached to smartwatch Gear S2 as the South Korean manufacturer. The wearer can 'listen to music or receive calls without using headphones or earphones from their smart devices, like the Samsung S2 Gear, just by tapping your finger on your ear, then through your body, literally. "This improves the clarity of calls, allowing you to accept in public, even in noise sensitive environments or noisy, such as a concert hall, without the risk of being listened to," says Samsung.
Samsung does not specify, but from the description from the image you can 'guess: TIPtalk is a device that transmits sound through bone conduction, ie touching the ear with your finger is used to transmit sound to the ear through the bones. A little 'as work glasses Google Glass, which do not require headset to listen to the sounds. Just like in the movies of James Bond, it will be enough 'to touch his finger to his ear to listen to music or the other party of the call.
These projects C-Lab will be on display at Eureka Park, the space dedicated to start-up at CES in Hall G, Level One of the Sands Expo, from January 6 to January 9, 2016. These projects are still in development and Samsung has decided to show them to assess their market potential by collecting feedback from visitors to the fair.
Since it was founded in 2012, C-Lab of Samsung has promoted creative thinking across the company and supported more than 100 projects, of which approximately 70 have already been completed, while 40 are currently in development.
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